jacksond

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   by jacksond 15y ago

   First things first, mobile is not dying out. It will be an increasingly large portion of application development for a long time, all of the major players are deeply committed to mobile. I would not worry about gaining 'unusable' experienc
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   by jacksond 15y ago

   Local Data: Core Data hooked into a sqlite.db is the way to go. Some say it's a little heavy but I have had a lot of luck with it. It's going to give you everything you need to persist and query data locally on the device. Remote Data: You
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   by jacksond 15y ago

   I am assuming you are talking about Android/iOS Native Apps. From my experience, the development time for these 2 platforms are essentially the same, assuming the same level of developer for each platform. The amount of time needed can var